Bookabees Review Handpicked books delivered each month to your door for your k…
Bookabees Review Handpicked books delivered each month to your door for your kids. Sound perfect to you? Me too! I loved the idea behind Bookabees and was so happy to get to try out the service. It works like this you tell the guys at Bookabees some information about your child and what they like. For example L is a boy aged 4 about to start school he loves dinosaurs and diggers. They then select some books every month and post them to your child in a box all labelled up for them. That in itself is pretty exciting. You then read the books and if you love them you get to buy them at 1/2 the RRP which is a huge saving if you werent too fussed you send them back for free. Simple. Not only do they send you the books they also send you a selection of activities. We got a bookmark to colour in some stickers and a spaceship to decorate and hang up. Such a sweet idea and it adds another dimension to this great subscription box. Now I know you all want to know the cost after all its what I would want to know. I actually think its really reasonable there are three options. Little Big and Bigger. The little box gives you one book and is 4.99 a month Big is 3 books and 8.99 a month and finally Bigger is 5 Books and 10.99 per month. Plus at the moment youll get your first box half price. There are no minimum terms and you can cancel at anytime. My next big question was well why not go to the library thats free and you can go as many times as you want. Well for starters you dont get the surprise element I love getting parcels and Ls face when he saw his name on the box was delightful. You also dont the little activities. Nor do you get the option to keep your books. Plus you might not be lucky enough to have a library on your doorstep or the time to visit it. I know now L is heading off to school its going to be far less convenient for us to drive to the next town to visit our local library and we will not be able to go so often. In the back of each book is a library card of sorts so you can rate the book and see who else has had it and what they thought. You can also see where the book has travelled and that gives it a life of its own. Just another thing that makes this service special. So what did we get? Three of the most perfect books they honestly couldnt have picked better for him. Pirates Dont Drive Diggers. A brilliant tale of a young Pirate who doesnt really want to be a pirate he just wants to drive diggers. Dinosaur Dig. A great counting book about dinosaurs on a building site. It has great illustrations and has been a big hit. The Usborne Big Book of Machines. This is Ls ideal book. With massive fold out pages and a huge variety of machinery this is actually a book weve taken out from the library on several occasions now he gets to keep it. What would we have kept? Well if if it was down to L all three but personally I would have only kept the Usborne Big Book of Machines. Its a factual book with a lot of staying power and one I know he will go back to time and time again. The other two books are fabulous and we really enjoyed them but I know as soon as the next box of books arrived he would be straight over the new ones and these would be forgotten. We really enjoyed our Bookabees box and think its a great idea. Im always on board with getting books into kids lives and this is a fun way to do it. Disclosure we were gifted our box in exchange for a review all thoughts opinions and images are my own. The post Bookabees Review appeared first on Any Way To Stay At Home.
